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Govt defends cancellation of Wangchuk institute’s land allotment, alleges role in last year’s unrest

Times of India - India ·
Govt defends cancellation of Wangchuk institute’s land allotment, alleges role in last year’s unrest

The claims have been made in an affidavit filed on Wednesday in which Wangchuk is also accused of inciting “violence in Leh on Sept 24, 2025” in which four people were killed and scores injured in alleged police firing on protesters demanding statehood and Sixth Schedule status for the Union territory (UT) of Ladakh.

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